LGBTQ activists reflect on what's changed since UK's first Pride march
Nettie Pollard and Stuart Feather marched in London's first ever Pride march 50 years ago. They reflect on how the movement has evolved.
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Fifty years on, London's Pride veterans remember 'empowering' first rally
LONDON (Reuters) - Fifty years ago, a group of LGBT+ campaigners marched from London's Trafalgar Square to Hyde Park to protest against discrimination and fight for acceptance in the city's first ever Pride rally.
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By Lucy Marks LONDON (Reuters) - Fifty years ago, a group of LGBT+ campaigners marched from London's Trafalgar Square to Hyde Park to protest against ...
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By Lucy Marks LONDON (Reuters) - Fifty years ago, a group of LGBT+ campaigners marched from London's Trafalgar Square to Hyde Park to protest against ...
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Former Tory MP in row over appointment as head of Office for Students
Last modified on Thu 11 Feb 2021 00.11 EST The head of the civil service has been urged to investigate the appointment of a former Conservative MP and campaign manager for Boris Johnson as head of the Office for Students, with Labour calling the move “another example of cronyism”. James Wharton, who was an MP from 2010 to 2017 and is now a Conservative peer, was appointed to head the independent regulator of higher education in England despite having no experience of the sector. A solicitor who later worked in the lobbying industry, Wharton represented Stockton South and held junior minis...
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